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The six-figure salaries and perks enjoyed by most members of the executive team running Bermuda’s only hospital remain under wraps, despite the release of some “compensation data” earlier this week. Bermuda Hospitals Board announced on Monday that it...

Close to 50 business owners and other concerned members of the public attended an information session last night about how to remain safe in the face of an armed robbery. The Bermuda Police Service, in conjunction with the Chamber of Commerce, organi...

Another “Ageing in Bermuda” forum will take place on Friday as the island continues to confront what is considered a growing problem. Hosted by the Peace and Social Justice Committee of the Roman Catholic Church of Bermuda, the latest forum will be t...

A former Bermuda Regiment sergeant has been told his sentence should have been reduced and suspended — had it not already been served. Jason DeCouto had admitted having two mini-Ruger magazines at his Paget home on April 6, 2015, but claimed that he ...

A conditional discharge against one of the island’s oldest charities has been set aside after an appeal in Supreme Court. The Committee of 25 had been given a two-year conditional discharge for operating its Bargain Box shop while its charitable stat...

There is barely a corner of the island that Henry Talbot Jr and his family have not had a hand in creating. A “self-made man”, he helped to construct numerous landmark buildings across Bermuda and was a pioneer in the waste-management sector as well ...

A passion for mentoring goes back to college days for Chris Crumpler, the executive director of Impact Mentoring Academy. “Even as a business major, I wanted to get involved with young people — I thought the best way to make a difference was in educa...

Michael Dunkley’s decision to add two ministers to Cabinet has prompted accusations of profligacy. Economist Craig Simmons and political commentator Charles Jeffers both expressed concern over the Premier’s Cabinet reshuffle on Friday, which increas...

Warwick Academy’s “Bear” made it from Somerset to St George’s and back on Saturday, completing his own unusual End-to-End triathlon. And his efforts have raised almost $1,300 for charity. Despite the torrential rain, and with a little help from his f...

More than 500 people attended a roof-wetting ceremony to celebrate the completion of the America’s Cup base for SoftBank Team Japan. Michael Dunkley, the Premier, performed the traditional honours, capping a five-month construction programme along th...